The only caveat is that buying them from CambridgeLSAT may not be economically sensible unless you have a free/low-cost way to print them. Each test is 35-40 pages, so you will be printing well over 2,000 pages.

Cambridge LSAT is a reputable seller, I recently purchased PT38-58 through Cambridge LSAT. After purchase, you have access to the tests through your account on their website and are only allowed to view each document 3 times.

After purchasing my tests, I printed them into PDF documents using CutePDF (just google CutePDF for their website). The PDFs are fairly large (~14 megabytes per file) and the process took a bit of time, but now I have digital copies of all the tests I need.

Taking LSATs on the computer will be very different than taking them on paper like you will on the real LSAT... and printing them out will waste you probably the same amount of money as if you just bought them from Amazon.... buy a bunch from Amazon and get free shipping...

allison34363 wrote:Taking LSATs on the computer will be very different than taking them on paper like you will on the real LSAT... and printing them out will waste you probably the same amount of money as if you just bought them from Amazon.... buy a bunch from Amazon and get free shipping...

+1

also, having the real copies means you can resell them after you're done. hard to get someone to buy your printouts.

JDHopeful wrote:Now do these tests from Amazon, etc. include the extra experimental section?

Just looking to get as close to the real thing as I can...

kaplan's lsat endurance practice book has a 5th experimental section - you can get it on amazon

hmm, correct me if i'm wrong but it seems like they only have 7-38 and then 40-58, missing 1-6 and 39, and i would have to buy 3 different books for the 7-38 and then 18 individual ones for 40-58? is there any way i can just get them all bundled?

thank you

If you think doing 58 prep tests as opposed to 51 is going to drastically raise your score (esp. when 6 of those extra 7 are the first 6, which are notoriously different from the recent versions), then you've got another thing coming.